All language subtitles for S02E04 cc

- After one week
in the hospital,

Lacey Quinn is finally
going home,

a happy ending
to a harrowing experience.

- Stop. No comment. No--

[tense music]

[phone buzzing]

- [speaking Dutch]

[chuckles]

Mm.
[chuckles]

Yeah, yeah.

[laughs]

♪ ♪

- I still can't believe
you confessed to Trent.

- If I didn't, that would
make me just like Sir.

- We're talking over 20 years
in prison, Gabi.

- I have to do my time
for my own soul.

- And what's gonna happen
with M&A?

Margaret and Zeke are out,
probably Lacey too.

- M&A still has you, Dhan.

- Where'd you get--
- None of your business.

I need to check out this lead.

- OK, let's go.

- Look, DCPD assigned
all of us protection.

I don't need you
to watch my back.

- I'd believe that
if the cops weren't

pulling back their presence
at M&A.

- I asked for that.
Our clients need their privacy.

- Fine. See you at M&A later?

You can't avoid Lacey forever.

- I know.
Lacey has every right

to give me
a verbal ass-kicking,

like Margaret and Zeke did
about Sir.

But I just want to keep her

my Bella
for a little while longer.

- How long do you think
you have

before Trent brings you in?

- He gave me
until we find Lacey,

so I am definitely
on a ticking clock now,

which means I need to find Sir
and I need to find him soon.

- She did what?

And she confessed to you?
- Yeah.

- No, Gabi Mosely would never
confess to kidnapping a man.

What, is she dying?

- Can you please just sign off
on this arrest warrant?

Lacey Quinn has been found.
I'm bringing Gabi in.

- You've been sitting on this
for God knows how long,

and I'm just being brought
into the loop,

so there will be no
"just" anything.

- So now you want to slow down?

You begged me to arrest Gabi
every damn day for a year.

- If Mosely broke the law,
she'll pay the price.

- What do you mean, "if"?

- Gabi Mosely made
this confession

during a very traumatic time.

I mean, the guy that
kidnapped her when she was 15

just kidnapped Lacey Quinn
for the second time.

Hell, even the laziest
law intern

could get this thrown out.
Look, without actual evidence

or a victim statement,
you've got no real case here.

- Sir--
- And I'm not gonna let you

burn your career to the ground

because of
an emotional reaction.

- What are you saying?

- Is this
about her breaking the law

or breaking your heart?

- This is solely
about Gabi Mosely

breaking the law, sir.

- Then you need
to build a real case.

And you damn well better
be sure about this, Trent,

because once this train
leaves the station,

there will be no stopping it.

♪ ♪

- I know you and Margaret
plan on quitting

now that Lacey's safe, but...

this is like a second chance

for all of us.

Now more than ever, Lacey needs

consistency
from her M&A family,

and we're supposed--
[keyboard clacking]

Are you listening?

- Sorry, man, the update
for this home surveillance

is a pain in the ass,
but it's done.

Nobody's coming within 100 feet
of my pad without me knowing.

- All right, so I unpacked
all of Lacey's groceries,

which included
a 42-pack box of Gushers.

- [chuckles]
- Come on, don't start, OK?

She's just staying with me
while Gina checks

on her father in Boston.

- Whatever you say, man.

- Oh, is that a camera
outside of M&A?

- Yeah, figured we need
some kind of surveillance there

since Gabi called off DCPD.

And I think it'll help Lacey
feel safer there.

- Gina's not taking her there
right now, is she?

Because the docs said it might
be too soon to try and work.

- I thought she just had
a concussion.

- Yeah, but a concussion
is a traumatic brain injury.

I mean, she could experience
amnesia, insomnia, agitation.

I mean,
the doctor said to prepare

for a slightly different
Lacey potentially.

- [sighing] Yeah.

- [laughing]
- Different, my ass.

- Honey, Dhan is not a tree.

[watch beeps]
- All right, let's do this.

Who's our next client?

- You need to take
your medicine.

I saw that.

I'll get you some water.

- I thought the docs said
no work.

- Where's Gabi?
I miss her.

I know seeing me like that must
have been traumatic for her.

[button clicks]
- Why is Lacey acting

like Gabi's not responsible
for what happened to her?

Lacey, honey, do you remember
the conversation

that Gabi had with us
before you were taken?

- Yeah, uh,

she sat us down
and she told us--

she told us...

[dramatic music]

What did she tell us again?

♪ ♪

- Give me my damn file back.

- I know.
I'm sorry.

I meant to--
- Do you know?

Because if Mallory finds out,
I could lose my job.

- I will give it back to you
tonight, I promise.

- Look, I'm assuming
you're dealing with me

because you and Trent
are going through

some kind of lover's spat.

But whatever's going on,
I don't want nothing

to do with it.
- Understood.

- And why are you bothering
this old man?

- You know why.
Because Sir allegedly

rented a room from him
years ago.

- Yeah.
And I had a visit with Mr. Choi

when that scumbag had Lacey.

And he was of no help
because of his--

- Dementia, I know.

I've done my research.
But I still have to try.

Alone.

Where is Trent anyway?

- I have nothing to say.

- Oh, I think you could say
a lot about Sir and Gabi.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

This wall of secrets
is gonna collapse.

Only question is,
are you going down with it?

[door opens]

- Excuse me, sir.
Uh, I need your help.

My parents went missing and--

Uh, never mind.
That's my bad.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait.
Look, you need to leave.

- What? This sounds like
a missing person case.

I'm not going anywhere.
- This is private property

and this private citizen
clearly does not want you here.

♪ ♪

What's your name?

- It's Jay, Jay Mackenzie.

- Jay, tell me what happened.

- There's someone here
to see you, Mr. Choi.

She'd like to ask you some
questions if you're up for it.

His dementia's gotten worse
these last few months.

- Hi, Mr. Choi.

My name is Gabi Mosely.

I'm here about a man
named Hugh Evans.

He used to rent this room.

Do you remember him?

Does he look familiar?

It's OK, I got him.

♪ ♪

"At once on the eastern cliff

he lights and to his proper
shape he returns."

- "A seraph winged:

six wings he wore, to shade."

They loved to read to my wife,
Hugh and his friend.

- Who was his friend?

Was it someone
who resembled Hugh?

- I should probably take him.

I think he's had
enough excitement for one day.

[phone buzzes]

- Last night, my, uh--
my mom and dad--

- Kate and Sam?

- Yeah.

They went to a party
at a friend's house

and they never came home.

[mystical warbling]

- You were home alone
all night?

- No, uh, I was
at my grandma's house.

I usually stay with her
when my parents go out.

My mom was supposed to call
at 8:00, but she never did.

- Maybe they got home late
and forgot.

- No, my mom always calls
at 8:00.

I went by the house
to see if their car was

in the driveway and it wasn't.

I know something's wrong.

- I told you to leave.
- Mrs. Mackenzie was looking

for her grandson.
I merely escorted her in.

- You can't just leave me
a note like that and run out.

- Grandma, I had
to do something.

- Honey, I told you,
your parents are fine.

I'm so sorry about Sam.

He should not be
wasting your time.

- Uh, Sam?
I thought it was Jay.

- He's named after my son.

- But I go by Jay.

- Mrs. Mackenzie, I don't
mind him wasting my time.

I'd like to hear him out.

- His parents always do this.

They attend a party.
The next thing you know,

they're in the Maldives.

Almost 20 years married

and they still live
like newlyweds.

- My mom, she--

we're best friends.

She always calls.

- Do you want to take
the chance of being wrong?

If they're OK,
we'll find out immediately.

- OK. Do what you have to do.

- Jay, I promise
we'll find your parents.

- Shaker, I need you
to do something for me.

It's urgent.
Grab a pen.

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

- Kate posted this photo
on her socials yesterday

right before
she and Sam disappeared.

- "Life is always an adventure
with you, baby.

Thank you for everything."
That's sweet.

- There's more
where that came from.

- Saint-Tropez,
Michelin star restaurants.

- Look at the dates
on Kate's posts.

There are days missing in
an otherwise consecutive feed.

- What do they do for work?
- Kate helps build

low-income housing
for a nonprofit

and Tom is
a personal injury attorney.

- It's like looking at
a catalog of a perfect life.

- Nobody's perfect.
- That's a lot of wealth.

Maybe they were carjacked
on their way home.

- Or they had an issue
from someone at the party.

- Speaking of...

- Well, that doesn't
look friendly.

- Who's the mystery man?
- The party was hosted

by Mr. and Mrs. Desai.

Maybe we can get them
to ID him.

Zeke, I need you to tap into
the neighborhood street cams.

- Already tried--the
community's super restricted.

- All right, Dhan, head over
to the Mackenzie house.

See what you can find.
Margaret and I will speak

with the Desais and see

if we can't get our hands
on a full guest list.

- I should go to the house
and Dhan should stay with you.

I-I can't read the Desais
when you're there,

so it's pointless.

- What about
a press conference?

- Not yet.
We're not sure if we're dealing

with a ransom situation.

- Um, is there anything
I can do?

- Call the hospitals,

see if they were brought in
from an accident.

And look into Sam's cases,
see if he has any enemies.

- OK, when will Mrs. Tomlin
be available?

Regarding Sam Mackenzie...

[phone clatters]

[tense music]

[whimpers]

♪ ♪

[breathing shakily]

One... two... three...

[yelps]

- Easy, easy.

You OK?

- Yeah.

- Uh, Wednesday morning,
if possible.

She usually sees Dr. Adams.

Not yet.

But she is doing better.

Great. See you then.

[knock on door]

[door opens]

- Mrs. Parker?

We're with
Child Protective Services.

♪ ♪

I like the stickers
on your sling.

Can you tell me what happened
to your arm?

- Bella can't speak.

- Would you mind waiting
in the hallway, please?

- [gasps]

[breathing shakily]

- It's OK.

I'm not leaving you.

- Bella's injury
raised a red flag

with the hospital staff.

My job is to ascertain if
there's any abuse in the house.

- She fell off this balcony.

- What was she doing out here?

- Playing, like all kids do.

- And where were you?

- Uh, cooking, cleaning.

I don't remember
everything I did that day.

- Is there a father
in the home?

- Yes.

He's a trucker. Why?

- Bella, did your mother
hurt you?

- Gina would never
lay a hand on her.

- Can you tell me
why you fell off the balcony?

♪ ♪

Sir? Who's--

- He's the man
who kidnapped us.

- Bella, you saw him?

You saw Sir?

Gabi, have you seen him?

- No.

Not since we escaped.

Thank you for coming in.

We were actually
on our way to your house.

- Dottie called.
We have staff,

so we thought it's better
to come to you.

- To avoid rumors.
You understand.

- We need to know
what went down between

the Mackenzies
and one of your guests.

- Besides the soloist
falling ill,

nothing dramatic occurred.

- Don't play with us,
or I will fill in the blanks

and make sure to start a rumor
that will have you scurrying

to your vacation house
in Spain.

- Did you just threaten--
- The man in the photo

is Colin Block.
He-he's a lawyer.

He does a lot of free work
for Kate and her nonprofits.

- Let's be clear.
There are people missing.

And their son is falling apart
piece by piece,

imagining the worst.

So whatever you know,
spit it out.

- There are rumors

that Kate and Colin
are having an affair.

- We heard Sam confronted Colin
at the party,

and I'm guessing that's
the moment this photo captured.

- I need all
of Colin's details.

[birds chirping]

- So this is where
you disappeared to?

- Yep.

Just doing my job.

[mystical warbling]

- This case is personal to you.

- Don't read me, Margaret.

- Oh, it's like--
it's like someone

cleaned a strip of the floor.

[intriguing music]

You see these scratches?

- Those are drag marks

about the width of a body.

- Like they were dragged
out of the house?

What about, um,
security cameras?

- Not activated.

We got a wealthy family
with non-working cameras.

- Yeah, well,
they're hiding something.

This family is not
what they seem.

- Hm.

They're not the only ones
with secrets.

I know you're mad at her.
Talk to me, Margaret.

- Have you, uh--have you
searched the upstairs--

- I can't believe
that after all of this,

you would still protect Gabi.

- I'm not protecting her.
[scoffs]

But I will not be turned
into a weapon either.

- I'm on your side, Margaret.

- There are no sides.

There's no trust.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.
What's going on here?

♪ ♪

- Trent, that's fresh blood.

- The Desais will cooperate
with whatever we need,

if for nothing else
than to protect themselves

from public gossip.
- Check this out.

One of the valets
at the party did time

for burglarizing the home
of a party he worked.

- Old habits die hard, I guess.

- He used a fake name
for the Desai party.

Real name is Olly Smith.

- Wait, wh-what are
you all talking about?

- The Mackenzie case,
Lace, remember?

Are you OK?

- Yeah.

- You, uh--
you haven't rested much,

and we've got this.

Why don't you try
to get a nap in?

[soft dramatic music]

- Yeah. Yeah, I guess my head
does kind of hurt a little bit.

♪ ♪

- I'll be by
to check on her later.

- No need.
I've got her.

- I owe Lacey
a conversation, Zeke.

And I'm sure she has
a lot to say to me.

- Gabi, Lacey doesn't remember
your confession about Sir,

and I'd like
to keep it that way.

- What do you mean,
she doesn't remember?

- Leave it be, Gabi.

She's dealing with enough.

- For what it's worth,
protecting Lacey's joy

may not be a bad thing
right now.

- We should just focus
on Jay's parents.

As you always say,
one minute can mean

the difference
between saving a life.

- Olly, when was he released
from prison?

- Two weeks ago.
- Olly's MO is burglarizing

homes he works at.
So we're saying he, what,

kidnapped the Mackenzies
instead?

- Maybe he realized he needed

to switch things up
to avoid getting caught again.

So he picked a rich couple
from the party,

followed them home,
and robbed them.

- But something
obviously went wrong.

- Maybe Sam or Kate
fought back.

- Either way, we need to bring
this guy in immediately.

- Olly?

Trent already picked him up.
He's at DCPD now.

We found blood
and drag marks at the house.

- Which means either one
or both of them are hurt.

They could be
running out of time.

- Also, the neighbors had
some high-end security cameras.

Maybe they caught something.
- I'm on it.

- OK, Margaret,
fill them in on the rest.

I'm headed to the DCPD.
I need to talk to Olly myself.

[phone buzzing]

I need to be in that
interrogation room with Trent.

- Well, hello to you too.

And no.
Trent's questioning the valet.

Girl, you are not a cop.
And any cop-like privileges

you may have had
have been revoked by Trent.

So no.

[phone buzzing]

- Zeke, what do you have?
- I tracked down

one of Sam Sr.'s
former clients.

- I thought I gave that
to Lacey.

- She started looking
into Sam Sr.,

but she forgot.

- Zeke, just how bad
is her concussion?

- It's pretty bad.
But I got her.

Anyway, I tracked down
this former client,

and she kept stressing
what a great lawyer Sam is.

Great legal mind,
great strategist.

- That's a lot of great.
- Notice what she didn't say.

- Anything about him
as a person.

- Exactly.
Great lawyer, bad person.

That's the message I received.

[tense music]

Gabi?

♪ ♪

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

- I don't appreciate
you keeping

one of my suspects from me.

M&A was hired by the family--

- Olly is not our guy.

- Working under a fake name,

a history
of burglarizing homes--

- Nobody would hire Olly
when he got out of prison.

The man has a family to feed,
so he used a fake name.

I let him off with a warning.
Look, this is not about ego.

I'm concerned
about the Mackenzies too.

- Then back off.
I'm asking you

not to open up an investigation
until we can--

- Gabi, I won't.

Look, I am still waiting
for some lab results

on the blood to come back
before proceeding, but...

I think we have a domestic
violence situation here.

Now, it's just a theory.
Kate hasn't reported abuse.

- Most DV victims don't.

Until the evidence
says otherwise,

we are still dealing
with a missing couple.

That's how we have
to treat this.

- I had the photo blown up.

- Sam is staring daggers
into his wife, not Colin.

Kate looks terrified
of her husband.

- I think once Kate and Sam
got back from the party,

Sam did a number on her.

I'm headed back
to the Mackenzie house.

Many domestic violence victims
keep a record

or proof of the violence,
usually via journals or photos.

More than three women
are killed

by their partners every day.

If I'm right,
we may already be too late.

- You know a lot about this.

- I don't owe you
any personal answers.

- No, you don't.

Listen, I already confessed.

I'm willingly going to prison.

So leave my M&A family alone.

They've been through enough.

- I thought my grandson
was being dramatic.

But what if he's right?

- Something happened
at your son

and daughter-in-law's house
last night.

- Something like what?

- Jay, has your father
ever hit you?

- No, never.

- Has he ever hit your mom?

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- I-I know you want
to protect your son.

That's what good mothers do.

But even the best of mothers
make mistakes.

And protecting your son
could also be hurting

the rest of your family,
like your grandson in there.

- Why are you asking me this?

I just wanted you
to find my mom.

That's--that's why I came
to you.

- But not your dad?

You don't use your name
because your father has it too,

and you are clearly scared
for your mom, but not your dad.

- Just leave me alone.

Please.

♪ ♪

- Help us help your son.

- My son
is a high-achieving man

under incredible pressure.

- So that makes it OK for him

to use his wife
as a punching bag?

- My son isn't violent.

- I'm gonna sue your sorry ass.
[grunts]

- Is that the lawyer
from the photos?

[high-pitched ringing]

- Look at your grandson.

He's not reacting to violence
because he's used to it.

- I was trying
to protect my son,

hold our family together,
but...

Sam has a temper,
and I've seen bruises on Kate.

[sobbing] Oh, God, I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry.

♪ ♪

- Hey.

Couldn't nap.

Any updates?

- Dhan got the lawyer to talk.

There was no affair.

He confirmed Kate was
being abused by Sam,

and not surprisingly,
she was trying

to divorce him
and get custody of Jay.

- And let me guess,
he warned her that Sam

wouldn't let her or Jay go
without a fight.

- Exactly.
We think things came to a head

last night
and he took her somewhere.

Just trying
to figure out where.

[keyboard clacking]

- The gaps in her social media,
they make sense now.

She couldn't post because
she had visible bruises.

When I left the hospital,
I instinctively covered my face

with a purse because I didn't--

[soft dramatic music]

I didn't want the world to see
what Sir did to me.

- You have nothing
to be ashamed of.

OK?

- [breathes shakily]

- I'll get you another box.

♪ ♪

[intriguing music]

♪ ♪

[keyboard clacking]

[ominous music]

- [breathing heavily]

[whimpering]

One... two... three...

- Lace, you OK?
- Sir!

It's Sir.
I need Gabi.

Call Gabi, please.
I need my phone.

- I'll call Gabi, OK?

- Bella, baby,

I know those nightmares
seem real.

But you're not
really seeing Sir.

Those people that came by
earlier from CPS,

they're not bad people.

Their job is to protect you.

If you keep saying
you're seeing Sir,

they'll take you
away from me, baby.

Listen, if you see him,

close your eyes
and count to three.

And when you open them,
Sir will be gone.

Because he's just a bad memory.

That's all.

- Sweetie, what did you see?

Lacey?

- It's--

it's Kate's case,
the abuse, it's--

it's just bringing up
a lot of bad memories with Sir.

I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to freak everybody out.

- It's PTSD and it's normal.

[both breathe deeply]

Lacey, when you were--

Di--

did you ever hear Sir speaking
to anyone on the phone?

- No.

I don't--I don't know.

- Are you sure?
- I--

uh, I don't--

I don't--I don't know.
I don't know.

I don't know.
I don't know, Gabi.

Please don't make me--
- Enough, Gabi. Enough!

Leave her alone.

- [sniffling and mumbling]

- It's been hours.

What is taking so long, Shaker?

- Because this isn't a movie.

Because blood samples
are delicate.

[floorboards creak]
One wrong move,

like air hitting it--
- Shh. Shh, shh.

[ominous music]

Send backup.

Tell Gabi not to come.

♪ ♪

♪ ♪

- No luck on the car, but I did
find Kate's cracked cell phone

in the wooded area
near the Desai's house.

- It was
intentionally smashed.

- Were you able
to salvage anything?

- Sam!
No, stop, stop, stop. Stop!

- Get over here!
I'm gonna kill you!

- Oh, my God.
- There's more.

- I spilled his coffee
this morning.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

He didn't like my tone.

I honestly don't even know
what I did this time.

- Mom.

- I'm sorry.
- Don't.

You're the one who said
never to go to the police

because they'd--
they'd ruin our family.

- I'm sorry.
I didn't know what to do.

- Why don't we go
in the back, Jay?

- No.

Please, I'll tell you
everything.

Last night, I came home and
there was blood on the floor.

My mom usually cleans it up,
but last night I did too.

She said to come here
if something got really bad.

[choking up] Is that enough?
Can you please find her?

- Jay, I promise we will do
everything we can to.

- Jay.

Jay, Jay. Hey.

It's not your fault.

My sister,

she was hurt by her husband
for years,

just like your mom.

I tried intimidating him,
tried arresting him.

And at one point, I even
came close to killing him.

But then she finally found
the courage to leave him

and help put him behind bars.

When Gabi promises that we will
do everything in our power

to find your mom,
she means that.

I mean that.

We will not rest until we do.

OK?

Hey.

♪ ♪

Gabi.

I have something for you.

It's from Sir.

♪ ♪

- Gabrielle,
if you're reading this

then Heavy Boots was honorable
enough to give you this note.

But you must never trust him.
He will betray you in the end.

As for our case,
look again at the photo.

You see a victim
in that picture.

But Kate is no victim.
Like you, she is a fighter.

What would you have done
in this moment?

What did you do?

- How long were
the Mackenzies married?

20 years?
That's a long time

for anyone to endure
horrific abuse.

Kate snapped.
She took her power back.

Sam isn't the one
who kidnapped Kate.

- She kidnapped him.

- Gabi, I finally got
through the neighbor's

encrypted security system.

- We have to find them now.

- How does Sir even know about
the Mackenzies and this case?

- Sir was
following you, Trent.

- He was what?
- I-I--

I thought I was
seeing ghosts,

but it was Sir.

This morning,
when you were leaving M&A,

he was following you.

- Sir was here?

That's what you were
trying to tell me.

- I know I haven't been myself
since the concussion.

I couldn't trust what I saw.
I'm--I'm sorry.

- No.

It's not your fault.
It's mine.

♪ ♪

- We don't have time
for your guilt, Gabi.

We have to find Kate.
- You don't think I know that?

- Think, Gabi.
You both

kidnapped someone
who tormented you.

If anyone can get in her head,
it's you.

Where would Kate take him?

- I needed
a controlled environment,

a space only I knew well.

The blueprints
from her socials.

I know where she has him.

[dramatic music]

- You're here to take me,
aren't you?

- Kate, my name is Gabi Mosely.
Your son sent me.

- Is Jay OK?

- I need to make sure
you're unarmed.

- I'll do it.

And yes, Jay is OK.

He's better than OK.

He's one
of the strongest kids I know.

He told us everything.

- Where is Sam?

♪ ♪

- I didn't want to untie him.

He said he would kill me
and I really believed him.

- It's OK.
It's over.

♪ ♪

I wish you would.

- You have the right
to remain silent.

- I finally told Sam
I was leaving him

and taking Jay with me.

Sam never hit me
in front of Jay.

I knew Jay was aware,

but he never saw it

until that night.

I told Jay to run,

to go
to his grandmother's house.

And that's when Sam said
he'd rather kill me and Jay

than let me take
his son from him.

I've never seen Sam
so resolved.

He meant it.

I snapped.

I just cracked a champagne
bottle over his head.

- Why didn't you call
the police?

- Because I--

I thought I might have
actually killed him.

I just went into autopilot
and I did

what I've done for years
and I--

- You covered it up.

[soft dramatic music]

- May I see my son, please?

- I don't think
that's a good idea.

- Trent.

- I am sorry for what you have
been through, truly.

But I have to follow the law.

And for now,
you're still under arrest.

- Mom.

- Sorry, he got by me.

- Ms. Mosely,
can I please just see her?

♪ ♪

- It's OK, Gabi.

- Jay, hey.

- Mom, it's not fair.

- The law's not always fair.

Hey, honey, I am so proud
of you for going for help.

That must have been
very frightening,

but it was so brave, so brave.

You're a better man than him.

And that's what
I'm most proud of.

♪ ♪

- You sure you want to do this?

[soft dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Oh, thank God you're OK.

I know things are...
complicated.

I'm gonna get help.
Just please don't hate me.

- I don't hate you.

Because that's not the man
that mom raised.

She raised me to be kind,

to fight with words
and not fists,

to have empathy for others

despite everything
that you put her through.

- Son, you just got
to listen to me--

- Look, I just wanted
to say thank you.

Thank you
for not making me you.

Thank you for not paying
enough attention to me

because it allowed me
to grow up and become the man

that Mom believed I would be.

Goodbye, Dad.

- ♪ Maples hang low ♪

♪ ♪

♪ Ice on the road ♪

♪ ♪

- What happened?

- Sam confessed to everything.

He verified that Kate acted
in self-defense.

He refuses to press charges.

- You mean, I'm free?

- You raised one hell of a kid.

Jay.

- [laughing tearfully]
Hey. Hey.

- ♪ On the darker days ♪

♪ On the darker days ♪

- I missed this part.

♪ ♪

- Bella rescinded what she said
about seeing Sir.

She circled the word
"nightmare" in her book.

- It's been a long road back
for my daughter.

- Which is why I'm not
recommending that Bella

be removed from the home.

But you have to get
your daughter some real help

to unlock her voice.

- I will, immediately.

[soft dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- It's over.

Listen, Sir is a nightmare

I will never, ever let
come true again.

I'll always protect you.

♪ ♪

- [sighs]

all: Welcome home.

♪ ♪

- Lacey, may I speak
with you privately?

- No need.
I, uh--

I remember your confession.

- What do you mean,
you remember?

- When I told Trent
Sir was following him,

the way he looked at you,
it all came flooding back.

- But that was hours ago.

- Why didn't you say anything?

- Because we had
a life to save,

and saving lives comes first.

Look, I know it's gonna be hard

to forgive and forget
what Gabi did.

But we need to figure out a way

to continue M&A's work
despite it.

I mean, this,

this is our purpose.

This is what we do.

So let's dance.

[upbeat music playing]

- You have to do something
for me.

Something I'm gonna need
if I'm ever

gonna find
a path to forgiveness.

[tense music]

[mystical warbling]

♪ ♪

I was--I was wrong.

I just--I-I can't.

I just--I can't.

- Still dizzy?

- Not anymore.

Making a bed
on the floor helps.

You're a genius.

- ♪ Am I fighting
losing battles? ♪

- What?

- I'm just in awe of you.

After everything
that you've been through,

you're still full
of so much joy

and forgiveness.

- What Gabi did
was unspeakable,

but I can't let that change
who I am.

And as for Sir,

I lived for so many years
in fear of him,

wondering if I would
survive him again.

And I did.

I beat my boogeyman.

- ♪ Weighing on
these tired souls ♪

- Try to get some sleep.
- OK.

- ♪ If there's something
I'll take with me ♪

- Don't leave.

- I'm not going anywhere.

- ♪ Let it be hope ♪

♪ Let it be hope ♪

[alarms blaring]

[intense music]

[high-pitched ringing]

- Lacey!

♪ ♪

Lacey!

Lacey!

- Greg, move your head.